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65 Million years ago Most scientists now believe that a meteor up to six miles wide struck the earth near what is now the Yucatan Peninsula. Huge amounts of dust and debris would have been thrown into the Atmosphere, reducing the amount of sunlight reaching the earths surface. Heat from the blast may also have caused large forest fires that added smoke and ash into the sky, causing even more sunlight to be blocked. The lack of light killed off the plants that rely on the sun for photosynthesis, thus starting a chain reaction on the other organisms in the food chain, including the dinosaurs. |
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| Meteor Impact 65 million years ago (probable cause of extinction of dinosaurs)
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The End Of The World? This isn't Sience Fiction!
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Go to The Other Cool Links Page for more doomsday, end of the world links.
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What other things might you find in TTZ? Free Quick Time Audio and Video, Mediaplayer Audio and Video, Full Length Movies and TV Shows, P2P Sharing Software you can Download to get free Music, MP3s, Videos, Pictures. There are Clips, Movies, or links to Tornados, Atomic Bombs, Floods, Fire, Hurricanes, and other Disasters. Links to Astronomy Web sites with Lots of Cool Pictures and Information. Links to Weather Information and Satellite Images of Weather and the Earth. And Who Knows What Else? |
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